03 June 1956 26 mins
In the spring, when one gentleman's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of a former love, his wife decides to take drastic action. She and hubby make a trip back to the old home town, determined to come face to face with his childhood sweetheart.
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Barry Nelson as Bill Morgan
Lewis Allen Director
United States 03 June 1956
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